WARSAW – The WCHS Athletic Department has announced a starting time change for its’ girls soccer contest versus Argos. The Sept. 6 match will begin with the junior varsity contest at noon at WCHS. The varsity game will follow at approximately 1:30 p.m.  

SOUTH BEND – Nothing was going to stop the Warsaw girls soccer team from a season-opening win. The Tigers, who had their match postponed Monday night and then moved to a different location Tuesday evening, started the year on the right foot. Coach Peter Lucht’s talented team notched a 1-0 win Tuesday night over host …read more.

WARSAW – The WCHS Athletic Department has announced a change in location for tonight’s girls soccer contest versus Mishawaka Marian. The season-opening game, which was postponed last night due to field conditions at Marian, is now scheduled to be played tonight at the Indiana Invaders Complex in South Bend. That facility is located at 55200 …read more.

WARSAW – The WCHS Athletic Department has announced that tonight’s girls’ soccer match at Mishawaka Marian has been postponed. The season opener for both teams was postponed due to field conditions at Marian. The match is rescheduled for tomorrow (Aug. 19). The junior varsity contest will begin at 5 p.m. at Marian with the varsity …read more.

Familiar and formidable. That’s the challenge awaiting the Warsaw girls soccer team in regional play Wednesday night. The Tigers face a huge task versus Northern Lakes Conference foe Northridge in the second semifinal game at Goshen. The 5:30 p.m. opener Wednesday pits Penn (14-4-1) versus No. 10 and defending regional champion South Bend St. Joseph …read more.

PLYMOUTH – The Warsaw girls soccer program has cornered the market on sectional championships of late. It was only fitting that Saturday night a corner kick opportunity enabled the Tigers to continue that successful trend. Danielle Hutcherson converted a perfect corner kick ball off the foot of Brooklyn Jackson to lift Warsaw past NorthWood 1-0 …read more.

The Warsaw boys soccer program has made the postseason its’ time to shine. Will that magical run of success continue? Coach Scott Bauer believes his squad has the talent to go deep into the state tournament series again. For the Class 2-A No. 6 Tigers, who open sectional play at home Wednesday, it’s all about …read more.

WARSAW – The Northridge girls’ soccer team lived up to its’ lofty billing Saturday. The Class 2-A No. 13 Raiders put an exclamation point on another Northern Lakes Conference season with an impressive 3-0 win at league foe Warsaw. The contest was rescheduled from Thursday night after lightning forced the game to be stopped in …read more.

The road to another appearance in the State Finals is now set for the Warsaw boys’ soccer team. The IHSAA made the pairings this morning in Indianapolis for both the boys and girls state tournament series which begins in October. The Class 2-A No. 6 Tigers are bidding for a fourth straight trip to State. …read more.

NORTH MANCHESTER – The winning ways continued in a big way Thursday night for the Warsaw girls soccer team. The Tigers took to the road and mashed Manchester 8-0 in a non-conference match. Junior Brooklyn Jackson and sophomore Elizabeth VanWormer led the way in the rout. Jackson scored three goals and had three assists and …read more.

FORT WAYNE – A pair of first-half goals netted the Warsaw girls soccer team another win Monday night. The Tigers blanked host Fort Wayne Snider 2-0 in a non-conference matchup. Standout Brooklyn Jackson, Warsaw’s top scorer, continued her impressive season. Jackson scored to put the Tigers up 1-0 in the 23rd minute on a free …read more.

WARSAW – The Warsaw girls soccer program saluted its seniors Monday night. The Tigers then went out and celebrated on the pitch with a 2-0 home victory over Fort Wayne Northrop. Brooklyn Jackson continued her high scoring season to pace the hosts to the non-conference win. Jackson scored in the 32nd minute on a penalty …read more.

WARSAW – The Warsaw girls soccer team went toe-to-toe with league rival Concord Thursday night. In the end it was the foot of Danielle Hutcherson that made the difference for the Tigers. Hutcherson blasted home the game winning goal from about 40 yards out to give the host Tigers a key 1-0 Northern Lakes Conference …read more.

WARSAW – The WCHS Athletic Department has announced a time change for Thursday’s girls’ soccer home match. The junior varsity contest pitting the host Tigers and Concord will now start at 5:30 p.m. The Northern Lakes Conference varsity match will follow the JV game at approximately 7:15 p.m. Thursday at WCHS.  

Danielle Hutcherson powered the Warsaw girls soccer team to a 3-0 win at Argos Saturday. Hutcherson, a junior captain for the Tigers, tallied a pair of first-half goals in the contest. The Tigers scored all three of their goals in the first 25 minutes of the non-conference match. Junior Brooklyn Jackson, the leading scorer for …read more.

WARSAW – Brooklyn Jackson’s strong foot provided the scoring thunder again on Saturday for her Warsaw girls’ soccer team. The Warsaw junior drilled home a pair of goals as the Tigers played to a 2-2 stalemate versus Mishawaka Marian at WCHS. The game pitting the Tigers versus the No. 12 and defending state champion Knights …read more.

WARSAW – The Warsaw girls soccer team opened conference play Tuesday night in thrilling fashion. Brooklyn Jackson’s goal with just four minutes to play snapped a tie and sent the host Tigers past Plymouth 3-2 in the Northern Lakes Conference lid lifter. Jackson’s second goal of the contest came off a rebound off a penalty …read more.

WARSAW – There are a lot of new faces on the field this fall for the Warsaw girls soccer team. It looked, however, like the same old story Monday night as the tradition-rich Tiger program opened its 2013 campaign. Warsaw, under the direction of new coach Peter Lucht, had an opener to remember by blanking …read more.

WINONA LAKE – Two-time All-Conference goalkeeper Abby Schue has decided to stay close to home in her soccer career, committing to Grace College for the 2014 season. Schue, who will be a senior for the Warsaw Tigers this fall, has been a part of three straight sectional championships in her first three years at Warsaw. …read more.

A trio of players from the Warsaw Community High School girls soccer team were honored recently by the Indiana Soccer Coaches Association. Chosen as first-team, All-District 2 performers were WCHS senior forward Meredith Hollar and junior goalkeeper Abby Schue.  Tabbed for second-team honors were senior forward Gabby Monroy. The trio helped coach Dan Miller’s squad …read more.

  GOSHEN – It’s a well-known saying that all good things must come to an end. That was the case of the stellar season for the Warsaw girls soccer team Saturday night. Perennial power and Class 2-A No. 4 South Bend St. Joseph put and end to the Tigers’ postseason run with a 3-1 victory …read more.

GOSHEN – Warsaw senior Gabby Monroy called her game winning goal in a regional win over Penn Wednesday night a “pretty good moment.” There were plenty of good moments to go around for the Tigers at night’s end thanks in large part to the performance of its stellar senior class. With a big assist, or this …read more.

Anytime a program can add a record-setting goal scorer, life is good. Warsaw’s girls soccer team had to play its 2011 campaign without the services of Meredith Hollar, who injured her knee during the club season and required surgery. Hollar’s sophomore season in 2010 was one for the books, having scored 28 goals to set …read more.